Imperial Command Center
Usage
Era(s)	Rebellion era
Affiliation	Galactic Empire

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An Imperial Command Center was an installation used by the Galactic Empire for its various support units.

DescriptionEdit

It was gray and blue on the outside, with a sphere on top and a manning tower on the leftmost corner. It was manned by droids including the 2-1C medical droid, the ASP-7 labor droid, and various Viper probe droids.

ConstructionEdit

When the Command Centers are first constructed, they were bare, often being little more than girders. In addition, it usually necessitated ladders and had multiple wiring to the southern corner of the base.

Further construction eventually led to a more stable appearance, having some ramps as well as the top of the base being covered with and bar windows for the northern portion of the Command Center. In addition, bridges were constructed connecting the Northern corner with the Eastern and and Western corners, with the latter having a higher tower, and some barrels underneath its bridge. The generator also necessitated less need for wires connecting across the base.

The Command Centers, upon further refurbishments, allowed for some walls to be constructed. In addition, the northern portion was improved, allowing for a small circular window and some stairs. The southern portion of the base also included some barriers, and the bridges were now full-scale platforms. Portions of the East and West towers were also completed.

Eventually, the Command Centers, upon completion, possessed full blast gates for entry within the premises. The stairs were also replaced with a turbolift elevator, and the design for the top portion of the northern area was also radically changed to be spherical in nature. The walkways leading to the East and West portions of the Command Centers were also fully enclosed within the walls.

Behind the scenesEdit

Imperial Command Centers appear in the 2001 video game Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds and its 2002 expansion pack. These command centers are buildable in the Galactic Empire Campaign, or if the player captures an Imperial worker droid, or in the multiplayer mode. The design of the Imperial Command Center as well as its various levels was supplied by Greg Knight.

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds (First appearance)